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Clomid

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Clomid (klō`mĭd): see fertility drug fertility drug, any of a variety of substances used to increase the possibility of conception and successful pregnancy. Different methods are used to correct or circumvent the many different functional disorders of both males and females that can interfere with
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Clomid (Clomiphene) is one of the most popular female infertility drugs currently being used today since it is an oral medication and is relatively inexpensive.
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Typically this medication, whose brand names are Clomid or Serophene, is used in conjunction with a artificial insemination making the process that much more effective.
Fertility Drugs Know Your Options by Brent McNutt / Women's issues/gender studies community
To nudge things along Kirsten began taking Clomid, a fertility drug which increases the number of eggs the ovaries produce.
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